Community Initiatives Funding from Norton Healthcare Foundation supports not-for-profit organizations working to improve health and community well-being in Greater Louisville and Southern Indiana. The program reflects Norton Healthcare's faith-based heritage and mission to provide quality health care consistent with community need.

Organizations must meet one or more community benefit criteria and have a sponsoring Norton Healthcare executive. Excluded from eligibility are individuals, for-profit entities, denominationally sectarian religious organizations, capital projects, ongoing personnel positions, and fundraising events. Award amounts are unspecified; one comprehensive proposal per organization per calendar year is permitted.

Applications must be submitted electronically; no current deadline is listed.

Community Initiatives Funding | Louisville, Ky. | Norton Healthcare Community Initiatives Funding Community Initiatives Funding Norton Healthcare is a not-for-profit, charitable, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) private corporation. Our mission is to provide quality health care services based on community need and consistent with our faith-based heritage.

To further our mission and maintain our not-for-profit status, we invest resources in other not-for-profit, 501(c)(3) organizations in our community through the Norton Healthcare Community Initiatives budget. These organizations must meet one or more specific criteria relative to community benefit and outreach.

The following individuals, organizations and events are not eligible for funding through Norton Healthcare Community Initiatives: Organizations that discriminate against race, gender or creed Religious organizations or activities that are denominational or sectarian in purpose and do not have broad community benefit “Brick-and-mortar” capital projects or initiatives Support that requires ongoing or long-term funding (such as establishing personnel positions) when such sustained funding sources are not identified Fundraising activities such as galas, golf tournaments, arts-related events, team sponsorships, walks, runs, bike-a-thons and similar events You may submit one comprehensive proposal per calendar year.

All requests must be submitted electronically to Norton Healthcare Community Initiatives. Send any supporting documentation to the following address with a copy of the application form as a cover sheet: Norton Healthcare Community Initiatives 4965 U.S. Highway 42, Suite 1000 The applicant must clearly identify a sponsoring Norton Healthcare executive to champion the request.

If the application does not include a sponsoring Norton Healthcare executive, the chief development officer (or designee) determines which Norton Healthcare officer would be most appropriate/applicable to review the application and make a recommendation. The chief development officer (or designee) does an initial review to ensure the application is complete. The application is processed for review by the community initiatives committee.

The Norton Healthcare Community Initiatives committee meets monthly, and current applications are reviewed at that time. Any requests for sponsorships of special events must be submitted at least 60 days prior to the event. Upon executive approval, applicants will receive written notification of whether the application is approved or denied.

An invoice and Form W-9 must be produced within 60 days of receiving the approval notification. Our two philanthropic foundations, the Norton Children’s Hospital Foundation and Norton Healthcare Foundation, support initiatives within our organization.

The Norton Healthcare Foundation raises funds and awareness for Norton Healthcare’s adult-service facilities and service lines, including Norton Cancer Institute, Norton Heart & Vascular Institute, Norton Neuroscience Institute, Norton Women’s Care and others.

The Norton Children’s Hospital Foundation, the fundraising arm for Norton Children’s, supports and raises awareness for pediatric programs and services as well as workforce, research and facility enhancements at Norton Children’s Hospital and its sister facilities. Thank you for your service to our community! Is the organization a 501(c)(3)?

* While Norton Healthcare values the service you are providing to the community, at this time, Norton Healthcare Community Initiatives funding is reserved for not-for-profit organizations.

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Please include monetary levels of support and benefits allocated with each level. * Program/project, request date * Provide your organization's tax ID * Provide your organization's mission/purpose * Does your organization have a Norton Healthcare representative on your board? Has your organization received funding from Norton Healthcare in years past?

Has your organization received funding from Norton Clark Hospital (formerly Clark Memorial Health) or Norton Scott Hospital (formerly Scott Memorial Health) in years past? * • If you have received a contribution of $5,000 or more from Norton Healthcare, Norton Clark Hospital or Norton Scott Hospital, describe how those funds were used to support your organization’s mission, as well as your most recent cost per dollar raised: *